What conclusions cannot be drawn about free verse poems? Free verse poems follow a set pattern of line syllables. Free verse poems follows two set pattern of line syllables. Free verse poems does not follow a set pattern of line syllables. Free verse poems shadow a set pattern of line syllables.

The person who answered before me, is trying to say that the correct answer is, "Free verse poems follow a set pattern of line syllables."

Free verse, just as the name suggest does not follow a set pattern of line syllables. The poet is free to set his own rhythm and flow, as he is free in deciding where to rhyme or not.

I got from the internet an example of a free verse poem, with no rhymes as well:

Feelings, Now by Katherine Foreman

Some kind of attraction that is neither

Animal, vegetable, nor mineral, a power not

Solar, fusion, or magnetic

And it is all in my head that

I could see into his

And find myself sitting there.